Good Morning Campers,
I recently had a playing condition performed on an old King sousaphone I have been dragging around for years. It had considerable dents and wear but it was given to me by my junior high band director, who was also a good friend.
I took it to Lee Stofer and boy, what great work. Lee chem cleaned it, pounded out 99% of the dents, and tweaked it until I now have a GREAT horn with a SWEET sound. What's more, he even threw it in the back of his van while on family vacation so as to meet me halfway between my home and his, thus saving me at least three hours driving. What a great guy.
If you need work done I would HIGHLY recommend Lee.
It's still a heavy bugger, though!
King Souzy and Lee Stofer
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kegmcnabb
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King Souzy and Lee Stofer
Craig McClelland
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The Big Ben
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Re: King Souzy and Lee Stofer
dorn, dorn, dorn!!!!
America *needs* more dorn!!!!!!!!!!!
America *needs* more dorn!!!!!!!!!!!
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jonesbrass
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Re: King Souzy and Lee Stofer
Yeah, man. You can't post something like that and not show the goods!!! 
Willson 3050S CC, Willson 3200S F, B&S PT-10, BMB 6/4 CC, 1922 Conn 86I
Gone but not forgotten:
Cerveny 681, Musica-Steyr F, Miraphone 188, Melton 45, Conn 2J, B&M 5520S CC, Shires Bass Trombone, Cerveny CFB-653-5IMX, St. Petersburg 202N
Gone but not forgotten:
Cerveny 681, Musica-Steyr F, Miraphone 188, Melton 45, Conn 2J, B&M 5520S CC, Shires Bass Trombone, Cerveny CFB-653-5IMX, St. Petersburg 202N
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kegmcnabb
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- Location: Moving back to WI from NM! What am I thinking?
